Evaluations
Assessing the impact of phase 2 projects run by Tearfund and partners
2017 Available in English
Construction happening in Nepal one year after the earthquake. Photo: Eleanor Bentall/Tearfund
This external evaluation of Tearfund's Nepal earthquake response assesses how the phase 2 projects run by Tearfund and partners have promoted recovery and built resilience. It also suggests changes to ensure their impact is sustainable and replicable.
It was carried out by the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) in December 2016.
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Evaluations
Assessing the impact, relevance and cost-effectiveness of Tearfund's phase 2 projects
Available in 1 language
Evaluations
Assessing the relevance, effectiveness, sustainability and localisation of Tearfund’s response
Available in 1 language
Impact reports
Tearfund’s evidence of impact from 2015, with a focus on disasters and fragile contexts
Available in 2 languages
Evaluations
Assessing the impact, relevance and cost-effectiveness of Tearfund's phase 2 projects
Available in 1 language
Evaluations
Assessing the relevance, effectiveness, sustainability and localisation of Tearfund’s response
Available in 1 language
Impact reports
Tearfund’s evidence of impact from 2015, with a focus on disasters and fragile contexts
Available in 2 languages
Evaluations
Assessing the impact, relevance and cost-effectiveness of Tearfund's phase 2 projects
Available in 1 language
Evaluations
Assessing the relevance, effectiveness, sustainability and localisation of Tearfund’s response
Available in 1 language
Impact reports
Tearfund’s evidence of impact from 2015, with a focus on disasters and fragile contexts
Available in 2 languages
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